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JSP Interview Questions

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What are the default objects provided by JSP container? Other than page, request, session and context objects.
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : hmashruf

Latest Answer: Page is the default scope of jsp pape ...

When many Users are browsing the same application at the same time and they click the "Submit" button will many objects be created for each and every User?
Read Answers (4) | Asked by : Santhini

Latest Answer: when you use doget() method the formfield data is passed to the server as part of query string so there is no confidential to the data ,every body can see that dataand one more is we can send very limited data to the server by using doget() method.if ...

Latest Answer: by using the requestdispatcher.dispatch() method we can redirect ot another page. ...
Read Answers (7) | Asked by : suman

A] Is the response.sendRedirect ends the existing session?B] If I logged in to a site ( say a.com) & then in same browser window I type the url for another site (say b.com), then does my session gets ended on first site ( a. com ) ?
Read Answers (8) | Asked by : pisalya

Latest Answer: Hi frds,We can override init and destroy methods within declaration tag of jsp ...

Latest Answer: Mr. Srinivas plz go through the once.the question is about url and hidden fields,its depends on the application to use URL or hidden fields.we use url so that we can go back and varify the given input through url,where as hidden feild for secracy,we can ...
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : Sukumar Reddy

Latest Answer: Session are used as server side means for session tracking whereas cookies are used as client side means of sesion tracking. There can be only 20 cookies per server. Size of each cookie is 4k. ...
Read Answers (4) | Asked by : Sukumar Reddy

Latest Answer: Hi, one thing, just remember,  a JSP is nothing but a compiled servlet, once the JSP is compiled into a servlet and sends the response to the client, there is no way to recognize that it is a JSP page at client side. You will get the whole data onto ...

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